Are these really TII axles?
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Are these really TII axles?
Anybody know if these are really TII axles?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/AP-Rear-Cv-...69f3%7Ciid%3A1
Seller says they are. When I search the NCV47992 part# I get quite a few results and almost all say turbo application( Amazon doesn't say one way or the other). GSP is the manufacturer. The reason I ask is I had read on here a while back( 1 or 2 years ago) that people were ordering new or reman'd TII axles and receiving n/a ones. That no one was selling TII ones they were all n/a. Is this still the case or has this company started making them? Anybody have any experience with these? Are they the real deal? Thanks.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/AP-Rear-Cv-...69f3%7Ciid%3A1
Seller says they are. When I search the NCV47992 part# I get quite a few results and almost all say turbo application( Amazon doesn't say one way or the other). GSP is the manufacturer. The reason I ask is I had read on here a while back( 1 or 2 years ago) that people were ordering new or reman'd TII axles and receiving n/a ones. That no one was selling TII ones they were all n/a. Is this still the case or has this company started making them? Anybody have any experience with these? Are they the real deal? Thanks.
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GSP lists that part number as fitting 86-91 turbo and 93-95. Axle re builders go by size, and everyone else goes by part number, so you see some crazy stuff.
while you can put it in and run it, it may be best to view these as good cores and inspect them and put some (nice) grease into them
while you can put it in and run it, it may be best to view these as good cores and inspect them and put some (nice) grease into them
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Summit Racing sells them for cheaper (https://www.summitracing.com/parts/gna-ncv47992). If your interested, you can always buy them from Summit and checkout the fit. If they don't fit, you can always return them to Summit without any hassles. FYI, GSP is a Chinese based company. So, don't expect too high quality part. I once bought the SurTrack (also made in China) for my NA. They lasted me just short of two years (https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...hafts-1136697/)
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Summit Racing sells them for cheaper (https://www.summitracing.com/parts/gna-ncv47992). If your interested, you can always buy them from Summit and checkout the fit. If they don't fit, you can always return them to Summit without any hassles. FYI, GSP is a Chinese based company. So, don't expect too high quality part. I once bought the SurTrack (also made in China) for my NA. They lasted me just short of two years (https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generati...hafts-1136697/)
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How can they be for '86-'91 TII when the S4 TII and S5 TII axles are different?
https://www.mazdatrix.com/86-92-fc-turbo-stub-axles/
https://www.mazdatrix.com/86-92-fc-turbo-stub-axles/
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How can they be for '86-'91 TII when the S4 TII and S5 TII axles are different?
https://www.mazdatrix.com/86-92-fc-turbo-stub-axles/
https://www.mazdatrix.com/86-92-fc-turbo-stub-axles/
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Ran into this issue before, and the t2 axles are not all the same. Running early 87 t2 axles. I found this out while switching to a s5 diff (welded). I needed to use these axle spacers in order to account for the length difference.
https://www.maverick-motorsports.com...c-axle-spacers
https://www.maverick-motorsports.com...c-axle-spacers
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Ran into this issue before, and the t2 axles are not all the same. Running early 87 t2 axles. I found this out while switching to a s5 diff (welded). I needed to use these axle spacers in order to account for the length difference.
https://www.maverick-motorsports.com...c-axle-spacers
https://www.maverick-motorsports.com...c-axle-spacers
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weird, it super cedes depending on where you look...
Mazda Japan lists different prices though, so they probably are different...
M040-25-500D up to chassis 608385, and then switches to M040-25-500E until the end of the FC run
Japan seems to have stock, Mazda USA is NLA (its actually NOA, its available, they just aren't going to order any)
Mazda Japan lists different prices though, so they probably are different...
M040-25-500D up to chassis 608385, and then switches to M040-25-500E until the end of the FC run
Japan seems to have stock, Mazda USA is NLA (its actually NOA, its available, they just aren't going to order any)
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Just to update. There never were any other TII axles to pop up on Ebay. Just one set of JDM ones for $599 and another that said JDM and claimed 74,000mi. but had a picture of a US spec speedometer showing 73,334mi so I wasn't sure if they were really TII or n/a so I rolled the dice and bought them from Summit since they were cheaper and I felt better about the return policy. They are TII axles. I don't have any stock ones to compare to but they are beefier than the n/a ones and the bolt patter is right for the TII stub shafts. They actually look pretty nice. Only thing I notice is the outer CV joint feels a little rough so I may do as j9fd3s suggested and re-grease them.
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